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@debiantriage That's because "lpstat -e" enumerates available destinations vs. listing existing queues ("lpstat -p"). Enumeration doesn't require cupsd to be running while listing queues does.
@debiantriage That's because "lpstat -e" enumerates available destinations vs. listing existing queues ("lpstat -p"). Enumeration doesn't require cupsd to be running while listing queues does.
Thanks. Now all I have to do is work out why lpstat -e doesn' t give me any enumerated destinations when cups is stopped.
This is cups 2.4.2 being used. The changelog has this for Issue #352:
Testing the options gives the informative
Scheduler is not running.
, apart from when-e
or-l -e
is used. The outputs are empty for those options.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: